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Lawrence of Arabia - RP! (slash)
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Exploits of AJ Raffles and his Bunny
Before the gentleman thief Arsène Lupin, there was A.J. Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman. The twenty-six short stories and one novel written round the turn of the century (1898-1909) by E.W. Hornung remains, like his brother-in-law's creation of Sherlock Holmes, one of the more endearing characters in English literature. But one, sadly, who has not ( Read more... ) -
New Hamlet fic: "What You Don't See" - Hamlet/Horatio, Rosencrantz & Guildenstern - R
Title: What You Don't See
Fandom: Hamlet
Pairing/Characters: Hamlet/Horatio, Rosencrantz & Guildenstern
Rating: R-ish (moves from pre-slash into the start of something more)
Notes: Steph wanted a piece about when Hamlet and Horatio first meet. I've chosen to set this at Wittenberg, as I don't think they would initially have met at court, what with ( Read more... ) -
hamlet/horatio! also! I am new!
aw dudes hey! I am new! I recently got commissioned to do a slash pairing drawing for Shakespeare's Hamlet. It is Hamlet/Horatio! A fine pairing, if I do say so myself. I had wayyyy too much fun with this one, to be honest!
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New Hamlet fic:
Title: Epitaph
Fandom: Hamlet
Rating: PG-13
Characters: Horatio[/Hamlet], Fortinbras, Players
Notes: I can blame this one on a fever-dream I had on the train. That's about all.
Summary: Good my lord, will you see the players well bestowed? Do you hear, let them be well used, for they are the abstract and brief chronicles of the time. After your ( Read more... ) -
Oblomov, Ivan Goncharov: Oblomov/Stolz
Right, Oblomov is a Russian novel of the nineteenth century. It's supposed to be a comedy, but it's the sort of comedy where by the end you find yourself in tears of despair and on the brink of suicide. Very Russian. And very slashy. Oh, so slashy.
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New, Julius Caesar-centric LJ community!
As some of you here may have noticed, casablancagirl and I are...a little bit fond of a certain play called Julius Caesar. And so, once upon a raw and gusty day, we were discussing this fact, and we decided that we should found a great and noble LJ community devoted entirely to Julius Caesar. Not the man. The play. We would love it if you would join and post. ( Read more... ) -
The Case for Orange/White (Reservoir Dogs)
Couldn't believe no one talked abt them yet! So, since LJ Cuts hate me, I've just wrote the entry in my journal and will give you the link to it (cunning, isn't it? LOL)
Here it goes:
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The Eternal Husband: Dostoevsky.
The Eternal Husband is one of those little-known!books by Dostoevsky, and I don't know how easy it is to get hold of. It's definitely worth it, though. It's short, for one thing, and Dostoevsky often lacks that quality. And also so supremely slashy that I'd think he did intend it to be canon were it not for the fact that I can't see Dostoevsky ( Read more... )